New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-05
4 VICTORY FOR HOME RULE
. roRy,s PLACE IN PARLIAMENT WON.
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APPOINTMENTS IN IRELAND

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cn,,,toht, 1887 North American Gable Views oe
,'ow In,v At would be impossible to en-
..~srate the depression of the Tories over 1ne
s.sL,,no election. To use the candid words Of
snra Randolph Churchill: 1T Is heavy paow
a the Unionist party" 1t is more. IL n
,.velation to them. 1t shows that while tney
have been tramrling rough-shod over the House
Of Commons with their fortuitous majority tney
havc been living in a fools paradise. The voters
beneath their feet were all the while moving In
the opposite direction. Like the great browsing
herd of Burke's noble metaphor, the people were
moving ON Needless Of the chirpng OF tho cricAe'S
At Westminster for forty-seven years Lincoih-
shire has been represented by Tories At tne ias'
general election the one fought on the Home huie
bill this new division of Lincolnshire sen1 in i.e
Tory by a bigger majority than In 1850 ham.V
200. II would have been q good sign had the
Home Rule candidate succeeded In reducing Uhio
majority. but instead of that he has won himself
bv a majority Of TAT. The first Liberal who mas
nat for Lincolnshire for half century he has
sound in the cry OF Home Rule for Ireland his
shibbocth of victory.
will not refer to the details OF this contesO'
In the questions of outy oters and Of registration
which serve to increase the significance Oh One
victory still more. What Spalding really proves
coming after the remarkable series OF bye-clectloh
vc,<res that this wear has seen is that the heart
Of the English democracy is sound on the lrish
question that c, cry day as the educating process
goes on the masses Of the people In England are
growing more and more closely into brotherv
sympathy with the masses OF the people In Ire
land and that The 1imcs's campaign oil
calumny has ,layed amongst them like the idle
wind il 1t has not indeed served to range them
Indignantly on the side of the men who haze been
nn tba NJ "a
paign 1t ia a sflcudid guerdon Of hope for the
Irish people and for their anxious kin across the
seas In the House OF Commons the demeanor or
the tInionsts under the blow is peculiar They
are glurn silent and tame as lot of reIFimanded
sehoolboys. Mir. Smith was not ut all truculent
when moving that the Government he given the
entire remaining time Of the session exclusively
for Government business. They even went The
length OF talking about prospective local gov
ernmcnt scheme. They have hit upon brilliant
rlan for staving of legislation and yet having
the aTearance of being anxious to promote II
namely commission TO roam over Ireland adjust
sng the county and parish boundaries. This is
Q preliminary to the establishment OF local govern
ment. This is a Characteristic Tory device for
pretending to do something while In reality do
ing nothing. and the Cove ernment appears TO
calculate that such tactics will carry them along
through the autumn and winter.
Next week unless the Sraiding election induces
the Government to reconsider their agraren
policy an e, iction is planned Mr. Brooks estate
near Clarxlow. The tenants have been barricading
their houses and preparing TO offer In every way
stubborn resistance.
The appointment Of Mfr. Holmes. AttorneyIIen-
sral for Ireland. to Irish Enthusiastically has,
trust. not escaped attention in America. IL is
. good ordinary sam Ie Of Castle government
methods. Mr. Holmes Is rabid Orange partisan
who for the past few months has been plotting
the Coercion bill through the House Of Commons
lie has been made Judge and very soon
possibly will have Of those Irish members
against whom he has so often discharged his
venom to try for his liberty The gentleman who
suecseds MIR. Holiness subordinate Solicitor
General is an equally characteristic appointment.
liz Is Sr Sergeant Peter O'Bren. the notorious
Green Street prosecutor. who Ia known through.
but Ireland ty the soubriquet Of "Pether the
Packer
As since the disappearance Of George Bolton from
public life. Sergeant O'Bren has become the
champion jury packer Of the Castle. he. too. will
be made judge by and by, when he has done
sufficient dirty work against the Nationalists to
sntitle him to the reward. I. p. GILL. NJ. +.
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THE QUEEN LAYS A FOUNDATION STONE.
LONDON, July 4-The Queen laid the foundation stone
Of the Imperial Institute building to-day. She
sompanied by the Prince and Princess Wales, the
Duke Of Teck the Duke Of Hesse. Prince Henry
tenbure, the Duke and Duchess Of Connaught and
Prince and Princess Christian Many other notable per
sons attended the ceremonies The streets houses
were gsyly decorated with hags bunting. Twenty
sas manifested. The Queen replied to an address Of
thanks in firm and audible tone
A ToRY-UNIONIsT COALITION ADVOCATED.
LONDON July 47e Posts article the result of the
spalding election directly advocates Tory Unonist
coalition Referring 10 the rnmors Of plan TO subsn
tuts UnIonist Ministry for the present Government
The Post says:
Tho Uuionst party need. 1t will not do to
biss N.ts,.I patriotic hsl.s1 must be Setainsd which
:ssei:a I.s fa sd.psios Of and All
coDsutuiicnsf government.
LONDON. July A-John Bright has written q letter In
which he says that Ireland negected the
good relation to that eountry passed siocs
1880 have beer sbstructed by conspiracy deriving its
1881 would have made ireland tranquil
THE NEwFOUNDLAHD FISHERIES A FAILURE
HALIFAX. July tspeciab. bad
woather playing havoc with the NswFoua uadand nsh
sriea Information from st. Johns says constsrna
tion prevails among tho people there In good
they ony enough Of the bare nscesssss Of life In
ssturn labor thi. rear they threatened
Eh absolute failure Of the shore nsheres from Cape
Rae Cape Norman letter from Of the most
periencsd dshsrmen tho coast the fishery far
b the worst failure he has ever known
4 BOULAk0ER MINISTRY WOULD MEAN WAR
PAss. July A-The Figaro asserts that the heir Of
great kingdom tmsaning Grown Prince Frederick WILL
lam OF Prussa) visited tho Count OF Psrs Sheen
House for the purpose Of warning him that Flouqust
Bonlanxsr Ministry would between France and
Germsuy within after taking office, and that the
policy adopted by the Monarchio party will be based on
That warning
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON. July L
NOT YET RATrFTED-The Right Hon. 6ir James Fergus
con. Parliamentary Secretary OF the Foreign Once
eousced In the House Of to-day that the Anglo
rurksh Convention in relation Egypt had been
ratified by the Porte He stated that England would
grant no posi- Of the siGnng Of the convention